The worst time to be using margin in the past 20 or 30 years was one year ago.
Now probably qualifies as one of the better times. And if you can call the bottom, that would be the best time.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Now probably qualifies as one of the better times. And if you can call the bottom, that would be the best time.
Burnt hair? You mean burnt shares?
AAPL is a public company that files with the sec. But here you go. About 110 billion in debt with less than 50 billion in cash on hand.
Edit. I am wrong on this. Falling on my sword. Will delete shortly. H/t @doddiozil
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Lucky or not, he's got Score Board.
I’m expecting that conversation with my kids any day now.
Plus 120billion in marketable securities = 170 billion of cash
Krugerrand
Meow
Enough. Go to the Elon thread if you want to continue repeating yourself.
The 10b5-1 is not public until the sales are made against it. Even then I believe the terms are not disclosed.
Yeah, agree it would be weird for him to be selling. That said, the volumes continue to be ridiculously high.
Gigapress
Trying to be less wrong
I utterly disagree with this. Blind faith is probably the worst possible strategy.
Facts and logic and building rational models that can forecast the future will crush a faith-based strategy over the long run.
FSDtester#1
Craves Electrolytes
Trading is like going into a casino and blowing it all, hoping to win.
Investing is like going into a casino, placing a $5 bet just for a free $10 cocktail
Either way, you win.
Stock market trading isn't the same as stock market investing.
Be an investor, not a trader.
I have never met in my personal experiences anyone who could time the market.
So why try?
YMMV
Edit: Totally relaxed today, could be the wine and the awesome friends...
Investing is like going into a casino, placing a $5 bet just for a free $10 cocktail
Either way, you win.
Stock market trading isn't the same as stock market investing.
Be an investor, not a trader.
I have never met in my personal experiences anyone who could time the market.
So why try?
YMMV
Edit: Totally relaxed today, could be the wine and the awesome friends...
free $10 cocktail - if you consider watered down house liquor $10
and by the time you get that 'free' $10 cocktail, if you are unlucky, you are $100 in (Seen many 'friends' do that many times) 
. Since there is no equivalent reaction option on TMC. I am truly disgusted by his sentiment. The difference in avatar name between @Paracelsus and Chicken ****** says it all.
Not until tomorrow. They wouldn't want to trigger a trading freeze by pushing that far today.
TrendTrader007
Active Member
works for me. i've been doing this for 24 years, since 1998 and have multiplied my money 147X.
even at the lowest low of my portfolio as of today,since 2002 so an annualized rate of return of approximately 28%.
back in November 2021 i was up 840X over 19 years which was ARR over 42%
i have blind faith that simple buy and hold in Tesla will match or exceed these personal historical returns
just my belief. nobody needs to agree with me, least of all consider this an investment advice
So those weekly China Tesla sales numbers released today were pretty 
.
Fear not though. Forgive me for repeating myself, but China is right in the middle of an absolute nightmare (for them) as the BIG-C is washing over the country.
This will pass in short order though, and as they get used to the “new normal”, normal economic activity will resume, with Tesla sales returning to normal also. The next big China focused delivery period (late Feb through March end) should be back to normal one would assume.
.Fear not though. Forgive me for repeating myself, but China is right in the middle of an absolute nightmare (for them) as the BIG-C is washing over the country.
This will pass in short order though, and as they get used to the “new normal”, normal economic activity will resume, with Tesla sales returning to normal also. The next big China focused delivery period (late Feb through March end) should be back to normal one would assume.
I thought we said that at 150...
I thought we said that at 150...
It was true then, and it's true now.
They'll try to close today as close to $140 as they can without going under to give them the best starting point for tomorrow, and then in the morning they'll likely push us down into the $130's. And I don't see anything happening to stop them either.
Seven trading days left for the year, I wonder how low they'll drag us down before the New Year?
Tesla is getting so cheap now.
James Stephenson is assuming c.$7 EPS for Q4-24. That is an annualised P/E of 5x! The price might go down from here but it's clear that anyone that buys and holds will make out like a bandit.
James Stephenson is assuming c.$7 EPS for Q4-24. That is an annualised P/E of 5x! The price might go down from here but it's clear that anyone that buys and holds will make out like a bandit.
We have massive confirmation bias on this board, so while you may be right, I feel duty bound to point out that BYD's sales numbers were up over 10% from the prior week. We can't just say "Covid" like that explains away everything. Admittedly, I don't know the whole story, but we all want the China demand worries to be wrong so very badly.So those weekly China Tesla sales numbers released today were pretty
Fear not though. Forgive me for repeating myself, but China is right in the middle of an absolute nightmare (for them) as the BIG-C is washing over the country.
This will pass in short order though, and as they get used to the “new normal”, normal economic activity will resume, with Tesla sales returning to normal also. The next big China focused delivery period (late Feb through March end) should be back to normal one would assume.
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